The Sensor Economy of India
Why the next industrial bottleneck is the sensor, not the chip
The Sensor Economy of India
Why the next industrial bottleneck is the sensor, not the chip
Every autonomous system, smart device and inspection line begins with a sensor — and India imports an estimated 65–75% of its sensor components by value, with domestic value-add concentrated in assembly. As the smart-sensor market scales toward ~US$9.8 billion by 2030, this report maps India’s sensor supply chain — MEMS, image, thermal, inertial and environmental — the depth of the import dependence, and the localisation, design and packaging opportunities the edge-AI wave opens.
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